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Advice from India Inc's rising women bosses: Work hard, master the art of guilt management Promising young women leaders feel that having a woman mentor is important for career growth.

ET Women Ahead: How a stellar jury chose 26 role models from a list of 120 The 26 women featured in the list have made an impact, not just in their companies, but on society in general.

ET Women Ahead: Diversity will remain mere talk unless boardrooms become equal A study by consulting firm SpencerStuart reveals that India Inc feels the need for more role models to achieve diversity in the cubicles.

ET Women Ahead: Workplace diversity possible only with high-visibility, female role models Organisations must pay heed to 3 points if they want more representation in the workforce.

Long screen exposure at work can cause 'Computer Vision Syndrome': Ways to treat the disorder The symptoms of CVS, a condition that damages the eyesight, are blurred vision, tired eyes, headaches, neck pain and dry eyes.

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Ex-employees reveal Facebook, Google and Twitter are hijacking our minds The persuasive techniques of big technology platforms to keep us glued are adversely affecting our mental health.

Nobel laureates reveal the key to success Prof Richard J Roberts and Prof Christiane Nusslein-Volhard answered questions regarding scientific discoveries in Goa.

Take extra care of your contacts? It means you are career-oriented Business cards or contacts can play a significant role in making or breaking an individual's career.

Run like a pro: OMRON Auto MD Sameer Gandhi shares 5 tips to win the race Gandhi says that running helps him declutter his mind and acts like a reset button for daily stress.

Women still not adequately represented in their workforce, says top executive from Goldman Sachs As of now, there are three men at the top of the fifth largest U.S. bank.

Millennial India prefers skilled professionals over certified and strategic ones Indian professionals are keen on highlighting their experiences and skills to gain advantage over other candidates.

Intelligent workplaces: Talent, data and AI will map the path to success Organisations that can effectively use the three will be able to deal with digital disruption easily.

A cluttered workstation? Your performance likely to be affected The design of workspaces unknowingly inspires people to come to work and has an impact on performance.

What CII President Shobana Kamineni wants from Budget 2018: 6% of GDP on education, 2.5% on healthcare Kamineni feels that India needs to invest in human development to best leverage its demographic dividend. Six male presenters at BBC take wage cuts amid gender pay row BBC's China news editor Carrie Gracie quit last month in protest at the 'indefensible pay gap'.

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